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Web products and first versions

Launch a first version of your web product with the essential features. We help you test it with users, learn what they need and decide what to build next. We built TicketPal, a web platform for event ticket sales.

What we build for new products. Everything a first version needs, and nothing it doesn’t

Minimum viable products (MVPs) A focused first version to test your idea with real users.
Customer accounts Sign-up, sign-in, teams and permissions built around your product.
Subscriptions and billing Plans, trials, invoices and card payments through a trusted payment provider.
Admin and support tools See your customers, fix problems and manage content without a developer.
Product analytics Know which features people use, so the next release is based on evidence.
Scaling and hardening Performance, security and monitoring as your user numbers grow.

From idea to launch. A short path to real users, then steady improvement

  1. 01Shape1–2 weeksWe agree who the product is for, the one problem it must solve and what can wait.
  2. 02Prototype1–3 weeksA clickable prototype you can put in front of potential customers.
  3. 03Build the MVPReleases every two weeksThe core features, built properly so they don’t need rewriting later.
  4. 04Launch & learnOngoingRelease to real users, measure what happens and plan the next version.

What you get. A product you own outright, ready for investors, buyers or your own team

  • Source code in your own repository
  • Architecture and handover documentation
  • Automated tests on the parts that matter
  • Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Hosting, backups and monitoring set up
  • A handover session for your team

Proven technologies. Laravel is home ground; everything else is chosen to fit your team and hosting

  • Laravel
  • Livewire
  • Vue
  • Tailwind CSS
  • ASP.NET Core
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL

Questions about MVP development

What is an MVP?

A minimum viable product is the simplest version of your product that real customers can use. It lets you test demand and learn what people need before you spend more.

Will we have to rebuild the MVP later?

We build MVPs on the same frameworks we use for large systems, with tests and documentation. Most products grow from the first version rather than being thrown away.

Do we own the intellectual property?

Yes. You own the code and the product from day one, which matters if you plan to raise investment or sell the business.

Can the product take payments and subscriptions?

Yes. We connect an established payment provider for card payments, subscriptions and invoices, so card details are handled by the provider and not stored in your system.

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Have a product idea? Let’s test it properly

Send a short brief and you’ll hear back from Khaled within two working days, with a clear next step.